The 4th Annual Manufacturing for Defense & Aerospace Summit will be your best opportunity to come together with key DoD leadership, chief OEM engineers and manufacturers, government research leads, and supporting industry to identify and influence the requirements and strategies needed to find the next level of efficiency in additive manufacturing. For more information download the agenda here.

Defending Cyberspace is never an easy task. In fact, it is one of the most difficult duties now facing the United States Military. How do you defend against an enemy, either foreign or homegrown, that can anonymously attack from any direction thereby potentially crippling entire units without firing a single shot? Ten million attacks per day on Pentagon computers. Try to visualize how large a number ten million is. It equals roughly 116 attack...

Coming back for our second year IDGA’s Additive Manufacturing for Government Summit has become synonymous with excellence! This summit will gather key industry leaders to discuss today’s challenges and opportunities along with the new directions in science that will take your manufacturing efforts to the next level, stretch your thinking, and leave you with practical tools, techniques, and ideas for action.

The GAO calculates that over 75% of our nation's IT budget is spent solely on maintaining legacy IT systems. In other words, $62 billion for obsolete software and hardware that is expensive and time-consuming to keep and inflexible to today's federal business processes. On the other hand, over 77% of government IT decision-makers express a need for a more flexible and agile IT framework. Consolidated data centers, shared services, cloud capabi...

Welcome to the Military Vehicles Exhibition and Conference 2014 This year, MVEC is focused on the military vehicle market shift. We are your resource for forecasting and discussing the future of the military vehicle market. At MVEC 2014, we will answer the following questions: What will be the vehicle requirements for battlefields in the future? How can we elongate the life cycle of our vehicles? How can we maintain and retrofit current vehicl...

IDGA’s Data Center Optimization has redefined its scope by addressing not only consolidation, but also other forms of optimization. By attending this event, IT, government and military professionals will have the opportunity to exchange valuable business information, as well as gain valuable insight on how to achieve your own task-specific missions as well as those overarching organizational goals. Addressing consolidation, energy effici...

Since the launch of the 2012 Big Data Initiative, where the government invested over $250 million in Big Data throughout its federal agencies, we have seen the benefits and opportunities in this technology. Everywhere from border control, to health care records and scientific research, Big Data is playing a pivotal role in accomplishing critical missions and objectives. The amount of data the government faces is at its highest ever and less th...

This summit is unique from the rest as it allows you to look at both sides of the Cloud - the fluid and functional aspect of Cloud services for government agencies, as well as with the tactical capabilities learned from the private sector. Innovative New Focus for 2014 * Enabling an Enterprise-wide, Data Centric, Cloud Computing Environment through the Policy Machine * Using the Cloud for "Big Data" Analytics * Adopting the Cloud: Lessons Lear...

This is an on-demand webinar. Watch today and for 90 days after the webinar goes live. Federal Data Center consolidation remains an important objective, but not the only challenge facing Federal IT professionals. Targets for reducing cost, reducing environmental impact, increasing efficiency, and enhancing business agility have also been set. Attend this on-demand webinar to better understand trends in IT, and to explore both traditional and e...

According to the Government Accountability Office, Federal agencies are currently spending 70% of their I.T budgets on maintaining legacy systems. This is over $50 billion a year, government-wide, being prioritized on outdated I.T systems over developing new capabilities. The government is aware of this problem and has developed new initiatives to modernize federal systems and adapt to an evolving government I.T landscape. Examples include: Do...